Resources for Students
Resources for Students
It's never too early to think about your career. The Career Development Center is here to assist undergraduates in all phases of career planning from deciding upon a major, to locating an internship, to landing a job after graduation. We hope that you will browse through our site and stop by our office to use the many services and resources we offer.
Career Development
- Ask the Counselor
- Books in Resource Center
- Career Development Model
- Career Documents & Handouts
- Career Opportunities for...[insert your major here]
- Career Readiness Survey
- Choices Planner
- Informational Interviewing (Career Information Network)
- Occupational Research
- Post Graduation Survey
- Self-Assessment
- Seminars & Events
- Student Academic/Career Time-line
Job Search
- Company Research
- Employer Information Sessions
- eRecruiting
- Interviewing
- Job/Internship FAQ
- Job/Internship Listings
- Job Search Strategies
- Résumés & Job Search Letters
- Networking
- On-Campus Interviewing
Graduate School
- Nationwide Listings
- On-Campus Interviews
- Career Info Network
- Résumé Books
- Education
- Engineering
- Graduate Business
- School of Law
Students & alumni in the above populations should visit their specialized page for additional resources.
Read the tips from JobWeb, an online career resource for students.
Did you know...
there are 27.9 million small businesses in the U.S.? Small businesses employ 51% of the total workforce. 75% of all new jobs are with smaller employers.
